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A stylish set of 2 pairs of steak knives and forks by Westall Richardson of Sheffield with Firth Stainless uppers and wooden handles.

A fine set of 8 settings of fish eaters together with matching fish servers by Asprey. Chippendale pattern handles.

A really nicely cut brandy glass of good proportions. Capacity c. 500ml (17 fl oz).

A splendid set of 15 hand blown goblets with splendidly crafted Georgian style baluster knopped stems. Smoothed pontil marks to undersides. Each is etched with a crest of a bull's head, the Latin motto 'Omnia Nobis Curae' below the crest. This is the crest of the Mackaness family. Capacity is c. 1/2 pint capacity (250ml).

A cake server made for the 1981 wedding of Prince Charles to Lady Diana. Sheffield made.

A pair of fish eaters in Kings, all EPNS and with hollow profile handles.

Here are 3 early c.20th green bean servers in different patterns namely Old English, Queen Anne and Gadroon. The OE one is marginally longer than the other 2.

A wider pronged than usual push action pickle grabber, ideal for e.g. gherkins. Bears a registered design number for 1910.

A vintage set of 6x 20cm long knives in the Hampton Court Pattern by Community.

A set of 6 pairs of fish eating knives and forks in Harley made by J.B. Chatterley of Sheffield.

A set of 6 pairs of fish eating knives and forks in Harley made by J.B. Chatterley of Sheffield.

A lovely fork made to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1897, with inked in carved design to the mother of pearl handle. Bright cut work to the plating.

A gleaming set of 6 grapefruit spoons by Yeoman of Hereford. They have a design registration number for 1960.

A gleaming set of 6 grapefruit spoons by Yeoman of Hereford. They have a design registration number for 1960.

A nice shorter length cake knife with a mother of pearl handles and silver plated blade.

A very nice long and narrow salmon platter by Art. Krupp of Berndorf, Austria.

Here are 3 nice spreaders with the same handle pattern and varying chasing to their blades.

An interesting couple of pieces with lovely silver handles just marked with a '12' for 12 Loth standard, probably Polish mid c.19th. Steel uppers. The fork is quite long.

Here are 4 nice butter spreaders in Gadroon.

A nicely made small lidded jug with a single monogram capital letter 'A' to lid. It has no markings whatsoever so sold as 'white metal'.